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Biggest African Airline Sees Slower Revenue Growth From Iran War

Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest carrier, expects the pace of its revenue growth to be cut in half this year because of soaring oil prices triggered by the Iran war.

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Biggest African Airline Sees Slower Revenue Growth From Iran War
Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest carrier, expects the pace of its revenue growth to be cut in half this year because of soaring oil prices triggered by the Iran war.
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